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Comeback Bid Comes up Short as WVU Falls to TCU

TCU won despite nearly equal yardage, while West Virginia suffers fifth straight loss amid a young roster and injury challenges, officials said.

  • On Saturday, TCU outlasted West Virginia 23-17 in the Coal Rush, handing the Mountaineers their fifth straight loss.
  • Using true freshman Scotty Fox Jr. as their fourth quarterback, West Virginia struggled with injuries and roster instability, amid about 80 new players.
  • Josh Hoover finished 24-of-39 passes for 247 yards, Nate McCashland made three field goals of 35, 22 and 41 yards, and TCU outgained WVU 343-342.
  • TCU now sits at 6-2 in the standings, received votes in last week's AP Top 25, has next Saturday off, and will host Iowa State on Nov. 8 after recovering the onside kick to seal the win.
  • Despite a late rally by Scotty Fox Jr., his two touchdown passes, including a 28-yarder to Jeff Weimer, highlighted WVU's offense held to 17 or fewer points five times and leaning on pass with limited rush.
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Josh Hoover throws a TD pass and TCU outlasts West Virginia 23-17

Josh Hoover threw a touchdown pass and TCU outlasted West Virginia 23-17. TCU barely outgained West Virginia 343-342 but made the most of its opportunities.

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